Denis Zharkov
00a78fce0c
Instead of manually checking nullability when reporing UNSAFE_CALL_ERROR just check if receiver type is subtype of receiver parameter Make it in two steps 1. Check subtype with respect to smart casts but ignoring nullability (if it's not satisfied -> ERROR) 2. Check subtype with respect to nullability and smartcasts (record latter if needed)
36 lines
627 B
Kotlin
Vendored
36 lines
627 B
Kotlin
Vendored
interface A {
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fun foo()
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}
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interface B : A {
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fun bar()
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}
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interface C
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interface D : A
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fun test(a: A?) {
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if (a != null && a is B?) {
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<info descr="Smart cast to B">a</info>.bar()
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}
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if (a is B && a is C) {
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<info descr="Smart cast to A">a</info>.foo()
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}
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if (a is B? && a is C?) {
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<info descr="Smart cast to B?">a</info><info>?.</info>bar()
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}
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a<info>?.</info>foo()
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if (a is B? && a is C?) {
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a<info>?.</info>foo()
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}
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if (a is B && a is D) {
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//when it's resolved, the message should be 'Smart cast to A'
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a.<error>foo</error>
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}
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}
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